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Sadhguru

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Sadhguru, born Jaggi Vasudev in 1957, is an Indian yogi, author, and founder of the Isha Foundation, a nonprofit spiritual and educational organization he established in 1992.

He teaches yoga and inner practices — meditation, breath, and self-inquiry — presenting them as tools drawn from classical yogic tradition rather than belief, aimed at inner wellbeing. He has taught since 1982.

The Isha Foundation reports operating more than 300 centers with millions of volunteers. Sadhguru is the author of the New York Times bestsellers Inner Engineering and Karma, and in 2017 received the Padma Vibhushan, one of India's highest civilian honors, for his humanitarian and spiritual work.

Sadhguru's teachings are experiential and rooted in yogic philosophy; he presents them as something to try rather than to believe. Maybe presents his perspective as one voice among many.

On Maybe since 2026.

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Know Thyself Podcast (host André Duqum)

Sadhguru: Remembering You’ll Die Is How You Start Actually Living

A yogi who sits with the dying says we've got death backwards — and somehow makes the whole thing funny.

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What happens to your brain after 21 minutes of daily meditation?

"A 21-minute daily Isha yoga practice raised BDNF (a brain-growth protein) by about 70% and endocannabinoids by about 240%, according to Harvard-linked research."

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